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All Forum Posts by: Bryan Hartlen

Bryan Hartlen has started 27 posts and replied 265 times.

Post: Terre Haute GC, PM and Inspector references?

Bryan HartlenPosted
  • Investor
  • Phoenix, AZ
  • Posts 270
  • Votes 133

@Jim Holmes Thank you. I've sent you a message.

Post: Experience with HUD Apartment Rentals?

Bryan HartlenPosted
  • Investor
  • Phoenix, AZ
  • Posts 270
  • Votes 133

@Jerry M Cutrona what is HUD rental? Is that Section 8 or some other rental assistance program?

Post: Winterizing Retirment in a Recession

Bryan HartlenPosted
  • Investor
  • Phoenix, AZ
  • Posts 270
  • Votes 133

@Account Closed I agree and would slice it a little tighter:  C or B class rentals.  Multi-family to diversify risk. Different states if possible to diversify further (if management isn't a concern).

Post: Terre Haute GC, PM and Inspector references?

Bryan HartlenPosted
  • Investor
  • Phoenix, AZ
  • Posts 270
  • Votes 133

Hello BP community; we're negotiating the purchase of a 4plex in Terre Haute and we own a SFR in Brazil, IN. Both need rehabbing. Our current plan is to flip the Brazil property and hold the 4plex. Any references for general contractors, property managers and inspectors would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

PS - tried using BP's Find a Contractor with no luck.

Post: Rent Control in Ontario Canada?

Bryan HartlenPosted
  • Investor
  • Phoenix, AZ
  • Posts 270
  • Votes 133

Thanks @Account Closed...  As much as I love Saskatchewan, it's a long drive to from there to see family.  

Post: Rent Control in Ontario Canada?

Bryan HartlenPosted
  • Investor
  • Phoenix, AZ
  • Posts 270
  • Votes 133

@Roy Cleeves and @Adam Krawec thanks for confirming...  It looks like any Ontario investment will have to be short term rentals (or cottages).  

Post: Rent Control in Ontario Canada?

Bryan HartlenPosted
  • Investor
  • Phoenix, AZ
  • Posts 270
  • Votes 133

We're Canadian expats who have naturalized in the US. We have some funds left in Canada that we're considering investing in rentals in Peterborough Ontario. In discussions with a local realtor we were told that the government (I assume city or provincial) has imposed a cap of slightly more than 2% per year on rent increases AND for the most part it's the tenants decision on whether to extend their lease.

Does anyone in BP-land know this to be true or false?
 

Post: Paperstac Mid Year Marketing Report

Bryan HartlenPosted
  • Investor
  • Phoenix, AZ
  • Posts 270
  • Votes 133

We sold our first 2 notes through paperstac last week. The process flow took a little getting used to (post an offer, post a counter, etc) but once your through the negotiation part it was a piece of cake. I also posted their report on FB because I thought it was an excellent start.  Like @Jamie Bateman I think some of the data could be improved. For performing note sales, I'd like to see the average yield.

In general, an amazing platform that I expect will only get better as they incorporate feedback from users and more folks hear about the platform.

Post: Experience needed on rental

Bryan HartlenPosted
  • Investor
  • Phoenix, AZ
  • Posts 270
  • Votes 133

What numbers we’re not correct?

Post: Dispersing the Water bill

Bryan HartlenPosted
  • Investor
  • Phoenix, AZ
  • Posts 270
  • Votes 133

If you do decide to implement RUBS it will need to be part of your lease going forward.  You’ll need to spell out how usage will be tracked, what portion is yours and what portion is tenants and how the tenants portion will be allocated to each tenant.